Michael Lazowski

Yeah.

So it's about really, you know, the core of it is when Jeremy and George, I mean, these are the two prominent journalists, you know, in the UFO field that are pushing the subject forward for its disclosure, trying to get as much out as they can.

You're you know, when they release imagery, when they really when they bring whistleblowers forward, you're only seeing a tip of the iceberg.

right so sleeping dog kind of fills that vacuum of like what it takes to really bring this stuff out um so i try to show as much as i could possibly at the personal cost the stress of this and it's really jeremy's journey on how he you know his investigative journey over a decade spans over a decade uh so sort of what you see from his early days with john lear all the way up until now and really how stressful difficult and uh the cost that it it takes to uh to put this stuff out

Oh, 100%.

Yeah.

So, you know, I did not want to make another documentary trying to convince somebody, oh, you know, or throw the evidence at them and be like, this is why UFOs are real.

Instead, I kind of wanted to tell a story about a person.

Now, he is, to me, one of the most interesting people in this space.

One, because he's not a trained journalist and he doesn't originate from government.

You know, he is just a guy.

He's just a guy that found himself in some very interesting places and people trust him.

so he has this crazy dilemma you know where he doesn't know if it's safe for him to or he doesn't know if he should be reporting on things i mean he is engaged every single day by intel agencies and you know we can talk more about that and and just how stressful that is for him but yeah so i wanted to really focus on this really interesting person

that went from an artist or a jujitsu martial artist to becoming one of the most central figures in the UAP field and to really do a deep dive into his story.

Because there's a lot of mystery.

There's a lot of mystery in who he is.

And yeah, I want to show some of that.

I wouldn't say worried.

I wanted it out because I think if people really understand and meet the guy face to face, they'll really see who he is.

And there's a lot of, I mean, you know, I read the comments too.